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Tag Archives: operating system
Renaming to Aid with Numerical File Sorts Primer Tutorial
It’s not just the operating systems that throw up issues regarding file names with numerical parts to them that when displayed get sorted alphabetically, but you’d like it either … numerically … or … a hybrid of numerically and alphabetically … Continue reading →
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Tagged alphabetic, delimitation, delimiter, directory, extension, file, folder, glob, numerical, operating system, PHP, programming, rename, sort, tutorial
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Java Command Line Email Attachment Tutorial
Call me simple headed, but I believe the concept of an attachment in an email is one of the best concepts to have come out of Information Technology ever since … email. Attachments represent to us that there really was … Continue reading →
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Tagged arguments, attachment, command line, compiler, desktop, eLearning argument, email, Gmail, input, Java, javac, Mac OS X, mailx, operating system, output, pipe, piping, programming, redirection, Terminal, tutorial, uuencode
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Java Command Line Email Primer Tutorial
Became glad that we’d talked about the incredibly useful Linux mailx command when we presented Linux mailx Primer Tutorial. To wait this long to have presented some information about this gem of a (Linux or Unix or Mac OS X … Continue reading →
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Tagged argument, arguments, command line, compiler, desktop, email, Gmail, Java, javac, Mac OS X, mailx, operating system, programming, Terminal, tutorial
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Animated GIF and Video via PHP Writing PHP Data URI Tutorial
There is a great open source command line application called “FFmpeg” that can create video (or convert video) from image slides (for instance), and so, if we merge functionality for this into yesterday’s Animated GIF and Slideshow via PHP Writing … Continue reading →
Posted in Animation, eLearning, Operating System, Tutorials
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Tagged animated gif, animation, array, command line, data uri, exec, ffmpeg, IFRAME, image, MAMP, operating system, overlay, PHP, programming, setTimeout, slideshow, stack, tutorial, video, z-index
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CentOS Linux Web Server Crontab Restart Primer Tutorial
Just as “mindfulness” can be a wakeup call to us, when something unusual happens, it can be a great time to learn, but, alas, it can be like being “thrown in at the deep end”. I’d like my time over … Continue reading →
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Tagged Access, blog, CentOS, command line, configuration, cPanel, cron, crontab, curl, landing page, Linux, MySql, operating system, process, restart, ssh, start, stop, web server, WHS, Wordpress
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Windows 10 Update Troubleshooter Tutorial
Recently we presented the Windows 10 Update Interrupted Primer Tutorial outlining steps to undertake in Windows 10 to remedy a Windows Update being interrupted problem. During that work, we weren’t sure of the status of the “interrupted” Windows Update “Restore … Continue reading →
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Tagged desktop, icon, malware, Microsoft, operating system, recovery point, restart, restore, safe mode, security, troubleshoot, tutorial, virus, Windows, Windows 10, Windows Update
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Windows 10 Update Interrupted Primer Tutorial
To our mind, Windows entered a brand new, much better phase when Windows 10 came along, and Microsoft’s upgrade path to this new operating system was a very good idea, in our opinion, as we discussed with Windows 10 Upgrade … Continue reading →
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Tagged desktop, icon, Microsoft, operating system, recovery point, restart, restore, safe mode, tutorial, Windows, Windows 10, Windows Update
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Server unexpectedly closed network connection FileZilla Tutorial
In day to day web server management (of the CentOS (Linux) WHM/cPanel Apache/PHP/MySql rjmprogramming.com.au domain) we find the most baffling error that you occasionally come up against “web server access wise” is FileZilla’s (or any sftp application’s) error message … … Continue reading →
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Tagged Access, Apache, blog, CentOS, command line, configuration, cPanel, database, FileZilla, Google, Linux, MySql, network, operating system, process, restart, service, sftp, ssh, StackOverflow, start, stop, web browser, web server, WHS, Wordpress
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